Corrections

Boxofficebell publishes factual reference pages and will correct errors when they are identified. The policy is to amend the text and add a correction note rather than to delete the original article. This ensures a transparent record. When a correction is made, a dated note is appended to the foot of the page stating what was changed and when. This applies to all sections of the site, from Film pages to Box office data.

A substantive correction is made for an error of fact, such as an incorrect release date, a misattributed role, or an inaccurate box office figure. Minor typographical errors, formatting issues, or trivial spelling mistakes that do not affect factual understanding are corrected silently without a note. The distinction is based on whether the error could mislead a reader relying on the information.

To report an error, please provide the full article address and quote the exact claim you believe to be incorrect. This allows for the most efficient verification. Corrections are typically processed within two working days of a report being received, provided the information is substantiated. Updates based on new information from primary sources, such as revised distributor figures, follow the same process.

For reference pages, facts are also updated when the world changes, such as when a film’s streaming availability alters or when final box office totals are confirmed. These are not corrections but routine updates to maintain accuracy. A note is only added if the site previously reported a now-superseded fact as final or confirmed.

All content across Films, Streaming, Cinemas & formats, and other sections is subject to this policy. The aim is for boxofficebell to be a reliable, current resource for release dates, availability, and performance data in the UK market.